Back in 2011, The Xavier School Stallion Run pioneered footracing for students and affiliates, and since then, only looked forward annually, to an event that outdid its own last one. The reasons for staging this event, year in and out, are simple. The school puts a heavy rotation on fitness and athletics as a way... Continue Reading →
When it comes to children, to what great lengths do we go to save them? Prince Crizan Tolentino Lorenzo, 2 years old, has just completed his 7th cycle of chemotherapy and he continues to fight for his life everyday. Having a loved one seriously ill with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (rapidly progressive cancer cell growth in... Continue Reading →
Flashback: In November 2018, UP rose from the dark ages and fought hard in the UAAP Season 81 Finals. While succumbing with much humility to the stronger Adamson University, history also recorded the powerful display of competence, teamwork and champion-spirit that put the Fighting Maroons on the map 32 years ago.https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/11/28/18/at-long-last-up-fighting-maroons-top-adamson-for-1st-uaap-finals-trip-in-32-years Riding on this high... Continue Reading →
Disiplina. Kumpiyansa. Pakikisama. One Team. One Nation. One Milo Marathon. Go Philippines!
Forty years is a lifetime, but the scores of adulation and cheers remain consistent from generation to generation. Ask any Barangay Ginebra San Miguel die-hard fan and you hear the same stories. The seemingly unrehearsed chants of “Gi-neb-ra!” rocking stadiums where the team played and seats teeming to the brim like that SRO-game held in... Continue Reading →
earAccess hearing aids to be available in the Philippines. Canadian social enterprise makes high quality hearing aids accessible to Filipinos. Not too many Filipinos are knowledgeable when it comes to detecting possible hearing problems. And even if they are, devices that provide immediate solutions like hearing aids may be out of their reach because of... Continue Reading →
Right from the moment Jason was diagnosed with autism, I knew and felt our world has gotten smaller. He didn't socialize like neurotypicals and became automatically drawn to the digital world. Gaming was a way of not only "killing time" and getting some form of excitement; it became a replacement for the great outdoors and... Continue Reading →
Of the many principles that national hero Jose Rizal has instilled in us, one stands out as perennially true for as long as mankind thrives. Bayanihan is our way of life because resources and manpower are scarce and expensive. We need to believe that true heroism is being able to get past just our needs... Continue Reading →
Without family, we are just drifters, because family gives us the directions and roadmap. At certain points in our lives, we may prioritise career or prestige; ultimately still going back to where, what and who matters. We may have big families or maybe just a family of two, or a family with children of special... Continue Reading →
The leader, the first, the innovator and OUR FUTURE IN MIND. The hardy, sleek, classy, tech-savvy, and most importantly, user-friendly. Garmin watches are loaded with advanced features to help you Beat Yesterday -- keep track of your everyday whether you're lifting weights, on your feet, pedaling on a trail, or sliding in the water! “Garmin... Continue Reading →
The Life of a RunningAdik 